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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Tonight. 6 p.m. — Nyssa PTA meeting in school cafetorium. May 13, 10:30 a.m.—Senior Ci- tisens meeting in Nyssa Methodist church. May 13. 8 p.m. — Meeting of Amity club at home of Mrs. Edi son Child. May 14. 9 a.m.—Rummage sale in Towne building. 218 Main street, by Job's Daughters. Homer Schnell Succumbs of Apparent Attack; Riles Held at Elks Temple May 14. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—Rum mage sale in Methodist church basement by WSCS. May 14. 7 p.m.—Women's City Bowling association awards ban quet in Nyssa school cafetorium. May 16. 8 p.m. — S R V honor band concert in school cafetorium. May 16. 8 p.m. — Girl Scout Court of Awards and program in multipurpose room at primary school building. May 19. 2 p.m. — OKK club meeting at home of Mrs. Tom Okai. Mk... r 3M» K* * J ALFALFA SEED GROWERS! SPRAY WITH OUR . . . On Your First Application ... THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1966 IN THIS PHOTO are three Nyssa high school "track stars" who will enter state competition Saturday in Springfield. They are shown here with Miss Joleen Reece (in white blouse). NHS physical education instructor. The female trick sters are (left io right) Carolyn Sells who will compete in the 880-yard run: Linda Lawrence. Special Introductory Offer! We Furnish the Chemical and Apply For $2.50 EACH ACRE Nyssa Weather • • • As Usual, We Guarantee Coverage discus throw: and Lucille Bertram, high Jump. This foursome will be accompanied to Spring field by Miss Reece's sister, junior high coach at Ontario, a trackster from Ontario, as well as one from Vale. Also accompanying the group will be Miss Karma Kesler of Nyssa. —Staff Photo. Final services for J. Ilonier Clerks and Recorders. Schnell. Malheur county clerk, On June 19, 1965, he was mar were conducted Monday after ried to Ocie Yeager Kuwusoe in noon, May 9, 1966, at the Elka Onturio. temple in Ontario, with burial In addition to Ills widow, he made in Evergreen cemetery. The is survived by one son, Dennis rites were under direction of I Schnell; two daughtcra, Denier Bertelaon - Lieiikuemper funeral and Debora Schnell, all of Vale chapel of Onturio. Other survivors include his Mr. Schnell succunilied early mother, Mrs. Homer Schnell of Friday morning at his home in Filer, Idaho; a brother, Lurry Ontario after suffering an appar Schnell of Kent. Wash.; two sis ters, Mrs. Edna Egnrr of San ent heart uttaek. He was born Sept. 1, 1922, at Francisco and Mrs Hubert Hen Clovis, N.M. He resided at Home drix of Twin Fulls; two step dale. Idaho, until 1950 when he daughters, Marciu and Marianne moved to Adrian and went to Kawusoe of Ontario. Vale m 1952, at which tiriu- hi- wus employed by the Simplot GUESTS IN FROERER HOME Mr. mid Mrs. Owen Froerer and company. The deceased was elected Mal family entertained with Sunday heur county clerk in 1956 and at dinner for their parents. Mr. and time of his death was serving his Mrs Owen Froerer of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. S 1’ Bybee third term. Mr. Schnell was an active member of BPOE No 1690, On DINE IN CALDWELL Mr. und Mrs Jay Gibson. Glenn tario, and had served as secretary of the lixige since 1963. He wus and Jay. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth chairman of the Elks state eye Farr und Dee dined Sunday in clinic and was also president of Caldwell in observance of Moth the Oregon Association of County ers' Day. ¡JKD» Owyhee Garden Club Members Hunt Rocks, Picnic in Twin Springs Area Min. Date Max. By Freda Astoreca Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca May 4 49 M SUNSET VALLEY — Owyhee and girls visited Sunday after- ' 50 Garden club members went on a noon. May 1. with Mr. and Mrs 93 Maj- 5 84 59 rock hunting trip Monday. April Harold Lenon and Steve in Boise 6 May Call in Your Orders NOW, as We Will Take Them | 25. in the Twin Springs area The where they were dinner guests May 7 80 52 as They Come and Can't Afford to Back-Track at ; May 8 87 53 j 22 attending women had a picnic in honor of Audrie Astoreca's These Prices. May 9 — 80 54 ' lunch and wiener roast at Twin I 10th birthday anniversary. I May 10 71 53 ’ Springs. Visits Grandparents in Vale The group later traveled to Ox 46 May 11 Stacey Glenn spent a recent .02 precipitation -was recorded bow Basin, »here they spent the weekend in Vale with her grand remainder of the day. j on Tuesday, May 10. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Schweizer. Mrs. Charles Glenn Owyhee Reservoir Storage Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman PHONE —NYSSA 372-2603 May 11. 1966 . 605,010 Acre Ft. visited April 28 with her mother, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren of Durkee were Sunday I May 11. 1965— 714.490 Acre Ft. Mrs. Silas Hoffman. dinner guests of the Schweizers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb and ed Saturday evening. April 30, in family were April 28 guests of the George Folkman home. The Mr and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca. Mr. two couples spent the following and Mrs. Duane Smith of Ontario day fishing at Owyhee reservoir. visited the following evening in the Astoreca home. Returns From Reno Visit Mrs. Wayne Robb was a recent Adah Schweizer returned re cently from a two-week visit with luncheon guest of Mrs. Harold Bud Schweizer and family in Dail. The latter visited April 26 with Mrs. Ken Lorensen. Reno. Nev. Mr. and Mrs Elver Nielsen, Mr. ■ Mrs. Carl Simpson and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger visited April 28 \ > and Mrs. James Langley went I rock hunting and picnicking April with Adah Schweizer. Mr and Mrs. William Turner I 29 at Oxbow basin. were May 1 dinner guests of Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price visited and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. Both Sunday, April 24. in Caldwell J couples spent the afternoon boat with Mr. and Mrs Earl Province, riding and sightseeing on Lake i former Sunset Valley residents. Owyhee Worthwhile Club Meets April 28 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lorensen, Several women from this com Mrs. Jess Asumendi and Lillena and Mrs. Gabe Astoreca attend- ! munity attended Worthwhile club ed the April 27 musical at Adrian meeting Thursday afternoon, Ap- l ril 28, at the home of Mrs E J high school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and ■ Hobson. After the business meet Mrs. Loise Boren of Durkee vis- j ing plans were made for the club’s ited April 29 with Mr. and Mrs. annual picnic Thursday, May 19. BOB MARQUIS C. T. Blackburn in Nyssa and also at Owyhee reservoir. delivered a birthday cake to i Mrs. Harold Dail and Sharon ■ were recent luncheon guests of Blackbum. . Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen. Couples View Home Movies Messrs, and Mmes. E. J. Hob- i Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen, Mr. (Political Advertisement Paid for by Bob Marquis, Vale, Oregon) and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger visit son, Homer Brewer. James Lang- i ed April 26 in the James Langley ley, Joe Hobson of Ontario and | | home where they viewed some of Dan Vanderpool of Nampa dined Sunday, May 1, at the Smorquets i the Langleys' home movies. Messrs, and Mmes. Elver Niel cafe in Caldwell. The event hon sen, Clifford Nielsen and Cliff, ored E. J. 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